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Nevada County picayune., 1887-05-18
,n! ulc1coc Cure your Chills and pie. a0uL 0USVtUS vent their return Price 5Oe
Ague Busters at Hugh Moncrief X Bros

Ague Busters at Hugh Moncrief x Bros The biggest sensation of the day is tle rash for that nice ice cream at Beanry Harwood's.
 The City Council by ordinance forbidden the free running of dogs on the streets. X good move.
 Duly S3,OO for dozen Cabinet photographs. Come quick.
 A. L1TTLEFIELD.
 Very sorry "Sibyls" letter from Caney, came in too late for this issue. It will appear next week.
 Just received at Thomas Bryan's a full line of moulding and picture frames. All sizes made to order.
 Our kind friend. H. c. Cope. land has our thanks for a fine spring chicken sent us while sick.
 Mss Matte Alexander, of Hope, was visiting friends in Prescott last week, returned home Sunday evening.
 A disOrdered liver is the seat of many ills to which the flesh is heir. It can be remedied by Morris Cas- carine, gentle and pleasant rem. edy.
 The grand jury adjourned last Wednesday. Twenty one true bills were found at this term of court.
 Messrs Mat Denman and Hugh Moncrief made d flying trip to Hope, Monday, on the fast mail train.
 Goldbergs Eye water cures any case of ordinary sore eyes in ? or 3 days. Sold by Hinton Drug Co. 5--6m
 Messrs P. J. Tidwell, J. T. Fer gusOn and J. NJ. Milburn are Jury Commissioners for next Circuit Court.
 Miss Florence Hayes, who is teaching at the public school at Hope, came up Saturday to see her parents.
 Mrs Hicks little daughter, Fan me, died Saturday morning. The bereaved have the sympathy of many friends.
 Take your eggs, chickens, but ter, hides etc. to Jno. E. POrtis, ifyou want to get their full value.
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HOneaville Happenings.

Nice weather.
 Cotton chopping is in order
 Dr. J. w. Warren and 0. R. Me- Daniel made a business trip to Prescott yesterday.
 W. T. lobe was heard a few days ago making an immense noise. Seemingly he was trying to laugh, whistle and sing all at the same time. When a friend asked what was the matter, after a silence of some minutes he answered. it's d b-b-bOy.
 The people of this community are made sad by the death of Mrs. w. T. Fincher, of ROsston. She leaves a devoted husband. a num- Der of children and a host of friends to mourn her loss. To the hus- band we would say, cheer up, and meet her in the happy beyond; to the children, remember her kind words and follow her footprints.
 NoSEs.
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AGUE BUSTERS, ds:.s:.: ds: ss tnii SH:t:; ca: and

Quinine produces giddiness deafness, vertigo, and shatters the nervous system Bolling's Chero. keee Chill Cure produces none of these unpleasant effects, and is a certain cure for chills and fever. Price 70 cents, including box oi Bilious Bullets. Sold bv Jno. M. Milbnrn.
 SEWING MACHINE CHEAP. We have a bran new sewing machine, that we will sell at a big discount, from regular prices. A first class machine guaranteed. Call at Pic. AYUNE office and see it.
 We are receiving daily from first hands, bran new goods, which we are selling at rock bottom prices. Come to see us at once, and be convinced.
 w. F. ARMSTRONG X Co.,,
 Leaders in Low Prices.
 We are glad to hear that Rev. G. w. Lagrone will again assume the pastoral charge of the c. P. church, if his health will admit, and we trust that his health will great. ly improve, and that we may have him among us.
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AGUE BUSTERS.

Mir. and Mrs. F. NJ. Smyth are b ack from Texas. Mir. s. for a short rest from railroad work Mrs. $. to stay.
 Price X Aaron have just purcIhas. ed new stock of spring goods and will sell them as cheap as any mer- chant in Prescott.
 Mrs. John Butcher, of Clarks- vile, Texas, after a pleasant visit among relatives and friends, re . turned home Friday.
 EVERY person is interested in their own affairs, and if this meets the eye of any one who is suffering from the effects of torpid liver, we will admit that he is interested in getting well. Get bottle of Prickly Ash Bitters, use it as directed, and you will
 1 have pair of good horses and also one pair of good mules for sale very cheap.
 J. T. BROOKS.
 Capt w. k. White, w. c. Hatley and B H Logan, went out to Grass lake fishing Friday. They capt ured a goodly number ot the finny tribe.
 Are you low spirited, listless, averse to active exertiOn! The cause is a disordered liver. Take Morris Cascarine and 1t will effect magical change.
 Mir. J. C. YOung and bride re- turned home yesterday, after an exte nded wedding tour, in which they visited Washington City, New York and Niagara Falls.
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Dyspepsia arises from overload. ing the stomach, thus clogging the digestive powers, or from eating too rich food. Morris Cascarine is a certain cure for this disorder.
 Mr. A. Littlefeld, our fine pho. tographer speaks of leaving soon. Persons wanting the best grade of photographs, at halfprlce, should see him at once, over Hinton's drug store.
 Messrs Hugh Moncrief, Pat Gas. sidy and Albert Milner. visited Grass lake, Friday, armed and we'll ca uipped to tackle the fish tribe, aud were rewarded
 Dr Wimgtield now has his office at H0well's drug store, where he eau be found when not professionally absent. Weare pleased to know his practice is growing larger deserv- edly so.
 Mir. Glenn Johnson left Monday for Camden, to take in the K. of P. gayeties, and will assist .he Cam den band in furnishing music for the occasion. We wish him a pleasant time.
 Too often cathartic pills produce gripping and violent pains. Morris Cascarine is a gentle laxative, mild in it's effects and specially effica. ciOus for chil dren.
 Jumbo Liniment is as true as steel and as unerring as the marri- ner's compass, on all the pains and aches of man. Sold by Hinton Drug Co. 5-6m
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,Nur 0llcTcnc For Bilious Fever and all !GUt buSIthS MalaraI Troubles. 50 cts

Miss Cornelia Cheatham, of Do. byville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. R. White. Jr.
 The Great SalvO Cigar only at Beaury Harwood's. Try 1.-the latest and best.
 Buy pair of boots at cost and less if yon have to keep them till falD from JNO. F. PORTIs.
 We learn there were 32 addi. tions to the Christian church, from the late revival.
 Canned fruits of all kinds, corn, tomatoes, peaches, etc., at Hatley X ChristOpher's.
 Mrs. Ella McRae's school wlll close with an exhibition Friday evening, we learn.
 Meyer Winter left yesterday to join his brother Sylvan in Dakota, Ter. Success to them.
 People do say that Jno. POrtis is slaughtering prices at the old stand of WOODBERY X PORTIs.
 Choice confectioneries, bananas, lemons. oranges etc, always on hand, at Beaury HawOods.
 Mrs. Isaac Moore went up to Bierne yesterday. to assist in n festival there last night.
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and devoted wife are suddenly snatched away from those she has

and devoted wife are suddenly snatched away from those she has so tendcrly watched over and cared for, home loses it's charm. and void is created therein that can never be filed. Home and mother are indissolubly connected, and when mother is taken from us home loses its guardian angel, the husband his greatest earthly treas. ure, the children their dearest earthly friend. Tie death of this wife and mother was particularly sad one. l was an eye witness of the death scene, and such scene l never expect to witness again. Thirteen living children clustered around that dying bed, attesting their love for her and their grief at the thought that soon mother will be gone and home will be des. olate; and the husband who knew her wOmanly virtues so well. he who from bOyhood had loved her and in return been loved by her. what must have been hls thoughts as with one hand resting on that cold brow he thought of the past and contemplated the future; and there he remained batting her cold cheek until her spirit winged it's flight to that land where the weary are at rest. Mother, wite, thon art gone,but thy image is engraven on our hearts; the remembrance of our self-sacrifice and devotion shall ever be fresh in our memories and thy counse! and love shall be means to lead us to purer and holier life. We believe this is the sentiment of the bereaved family. We know that the whole cOmmu. nifty sympathize with them in their great affiictiOn, but we trust that what IS loss to them is gain to her. ,
 GEO. w. REEVES.
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Most Excellent.

J.J. Atkins, Chef of Police Knoxville, TeLn., writes: "My fam fly and I are beneticiaries of your most excellent medicine, Dr. Kings New Discovery for consumption. having found it to be all that you claim for it, desire to testify to it's virtue. My friends to whom rec commended it, praise it at every opportunity" Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthama, Group and every affection of Throat, Chest aud Lungs. Trial bottles free at JnO. Nj. Milburn's. 5
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AGENDA.
BOughtOn Bubblings.

Mrs. J. B. Seals is visiting friends in Hope this week.
 Mir. anI Mrs. J. M. Price, of Prescott, attended services at our church last Sunday.
 The young men, widowers. old bachelors and small boys were all out at church Sunday with their girls.
 The store of Price x Aaron was broken into on the night of the 18th inst, by burglars, who got in money. postage stamps. jewelry, pocket knlves &c., to the amount of about one hundred and fifty dollars.
 Ed N. J. Price preached a splendid sermon Sunday morning, and at night gave quite an inter- esting description of his visit to the Mammoth Cave to large au. dience, holding them spell bound for about one hour and thirty min. utes.
 HARD LUCK.
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 1 Noon maps are becoming fashion able. Have you any cots or ham mOcks tor sale in Prescott? ! Uncle Roe Gladden. and family have gone to Buckner to visit the family of Mir. JO Lester and others Mir. J. P. Hendrix has just re. turned from McNeil with hs chil- dren, Willie, Matte and Maud, d,whO have been at school.
 We'll! well! Our old friend Mir. J. c. Young is married! Better late than never. Calhoun is a clever fellow. We have tried him.
 Little Jim Whitehead,near Ross. ton,is eight years and a few months old and weighs lO6. How is that for this poor dirt country!
 Mir. Lewis Barham is farming under difficulties. The truth is the young man has no wife and his farm is about two miles from his papas. Too bad.
 Your scribbler from Caney does us injustice. He spells our name wrong end foremost, and he spells cOughey with two is and two es. We think he had better look in his almanac.
 We visited the common schools during the past week Of PrOfs. PendletOn and Prescott. They were reared back with much dig nity, teaching the young idea how to shoot"
 Prof. Miller has just closed an arithmetic class at ROsstOn. His school was small but all, we be- lieve, were satisfied with the knowl. edge gained. The Professor maketll bold pretentiOns.
 Measles abating. Our physicians say it is becoming distressingly healthy. In fact, our neighbor woman says, 'tiz gittin' awful healthy" "I knose of no sickness cept a few cases ob de distemper." She says: "No wonder de culerd fOkes don't rise none, case dey hev to mix wid de white trash" The nights are short and the days are long, Very good weather for cotton and corn.
 ADIOS.
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kcl;c DllcTcDc No Arsenic, Quinine 0, AuUc bUNIcnS. stychnne. Price 50 cts.
Ague Busters at Hugh Moncrief X Bros

Ague Busters at Hugh Moncrief X Bros.
 Iexpect to leave Prescott before long, so come along at once and get your Photographs taken, while the opportunity is afforded, at half price, only x3.00 dozen. cabinet size. Gallery over HintOn's Drug store. A. LITTLEFIELD.
 Mir. Britt Burns, night operator, has been appointed day operator and manager of the Malvern office. Britt is a splendid operator and a deserving young man, and we join with his many friends here, in wishing him success in hls new field of labor.
 We invite ladies especially to call and examine one of the largest and best selected stock of laces, white goods, notions, hosiery, etc. We can and will sell goods cheap CT than ever before offered.
 w. F. ARMRTRONG X Co.,,
 Leaders of Low Prices.
 We use our Mustang Mailer for the first time this week. Each subscriber can see to what date he is paid up to, by closely Ob- serving printed address, and we trust this will make some of the neglectful ones ashamed of them selves, and come up and pay their three or four years arrearages. Our doors will not be barred against such.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Contributed by the Special Cor.
 pOndents of the Picaynne.
Enlislet EtchiIlgs.

Cuubutt LtCuluSN.
 Hurrah for Martha!
 Picnics all the talk.
 Mrs. Bracy, of Hope. was visit. ing her parents last week.
 Ben says Joe is not Secretary at Hickory Grove. It must be Ben, then.
 Mat Sage says this is one funny world. That a boy can't go with his best girl.
 Some talk of organizing a wheel at this place. Emmet is quite a wheeler town.
 Probably Capt. Parker could suit the widow better as Sunday School teacher.
 Bill Phillips plays the harp every Saturday night in order to raise money enough to carry him to Haynes.
 Chas Moore and Mir. Caught are building house for Dr. Powers, near Prescott. suppose Mir. Caught has Charley along to do the top work, and save expense of scaffolding.
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plcAYuNE DIRECTORY.
STATE OFFICERS:
COUNTY OFFICERS:
CHURCHES AND SUNDAY SCHOOLS:

N. F.. CHURCH, SoUTH, PREscoTT. STA rIoN.-R. NJ Traylor. Pastor, in charge: Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening. Sunday School every Sunday morning from 9 to 9:80 o'clock; Alex Vaughn, Superintendent.
 CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHuRcH.- G. w. Lagronc, Pastor. Preaching every Sabbath, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9;3O o'clock; W. A. Hatley. Superintendent.
 CHRrsTIAS CurRcH.-W. J. Hudspeth, Pastor. Preaching every Sunday, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every "Wednesday evening. Sunday School ev- cry Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Dr. J. D. Jordan, Superintendent
 BAPTIST CnuacH.-W. T Box. Pastor. Preaching second and fourth Sundays in each month, morning and evening. Prayer meeting every Thursday evening. Sunday School every Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock, W. F. Atkinson, Supcrentendent.
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knliC 0ilcTcOc For Chils. No headaches, AGUt bUS tkS deafness or nausea. 60 cts.

Strangers coming to Arkansas are a-t to be intimidated by see. ing "Bilious Bullets" in every newspaper and on every fence in the State; but we will say, for their benefit, that "BiliOus Bull let's" are not shot from pistols or shot guns by bloOd.thirsty assas. sins, but are used to arouse torpid livers, which they do thoroughly. For sale by Jno. NJ. Milburn.
 We have a full line of Spring and Summer clothing, which We are selling at prices to defy com petition. We invite an inspection of our clothing and prices, and we are confident can please you in quality and price. No trouble to show goods.
 w, F. ARMSTRONG X Co.,,
 Leaders in Low Prices.
 Two fast mail trains pass our town daily, and while they do not give us the benefit of mail facili ties, still we are glad to have them, as they are well equipped for the comfort and accommOda- tion of the travelling public. They make only four stops between Lit. tie Rock and Texarkana, viz: Nal vern, Philadelphia, Prescott and Hope. South bound arrives here at 12:57 F. NJ. North bound at 3:13 P. NJ.
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AGUe BUSTERS
Recommended by Gov. Ireland.
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AUSTIN, TEXAS, Aug. s, 1885. To MR A. K. HAWKES.:
 Dear Sir-It gives me pleasure to say that 1 have been using your glasses for some time past with much satisfaction. For clearness, softness, and for all purposes in tended, they are not surpassed by any l have ever worn. l would recommend them to all who want a superior glass.
 I am very respectfully yours,
 JOHN IRELAND.
 Gov. of Texas. For sale by Hugh Moncrief X Bro., Druggists and Opticians, Prescott.
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Better than 0uinlne.

Mir. NJ. NJ. Kesterson, Dorsey county, Ark, says: ''I can certify to the fact that Hughes Tonic is the best chill tonic 1 ever tried. l consider it better than quinine."
 Prepared hy R. A. Robinson x Go, Wholesale Druggist, Louis vile. Ky. Sold at retail by Drug. gists generally.
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acilc plIc1cpc Cure your Chills and Tone
 HOUC OUO tOO up your System. Price soc

Ague Busters at Hugh Moncrief k Bros
 Rev. w J. Hudspeth preached at Hope last week.
 Beaury Harwood keeps ice for sale. Call on him.
 MT. q. C. Johnson. of Nash vile, was m town Friday.
 l will not b e undersold in any. thing. JNo. E. PoRTIs.
 Sheriff Began and lady went up to Little Rock Monday.
 Esq. c. c. Hamby went down to Texarkana, Monday.
 Sorry Mir. E. S. Carson is still suffering from rheumatism.
 Try H atley x Christopher's flour before purchasing elsewhere.
 It is thought Circuit Court will adjourn the last of this week.
 Don't miss the bargains that are being offered by JNO. PoRTIs.
 Messrs Hawkins and Moore have opened up meat market.
 A fresh lot of canned goods just received at Hatley X Christophers.
 MT. Jno. E. Lagrone made business trip to Hope, Friday last.
 We give in full the Grand Jury report, for the benefit of our read CTS.
 Dr. c. w. Wingfeld pald Bierne a professional visit Fri day.
 The flush of hope on the cheek fades into paleness under the bale. ful influences of constipation. Mor- ris' Cascarine will cure this com. plaint.
 Try Price X Aaron for your Glassware. before going to Pres cOtt.
 Mir. Joe Bryant and family vis- tied relatives at Texarkana, last week.
 The best Hours in town are to be found at Hatley X Christo- pher's.
 The editor hopes to be able 10 start out on hts rounds can vass. ing soon.
 Mrs. J. w. Harris, of Texarkana is visiting her father, Judge Geo. P. Smoote.
 Smoke only the general favorite -the Great Salvo Cigar-~at B. l.. HarwOod's.
 Miss Hattie Owens, is visiting her friend, Miss Minnie Connevey at TeXarkana.
 Oftentimes tiatulency, dizziness and heada che succeed too hearty indulgence of the appetite. Then is it that Morris Cascarine proves its efficiency and splendid qualities
 The best grade of flour for five fifty at Price X AarOn's Bongh- ton, Arkansas.
 Mrs. Capt. Crooks and Mrs Dr. B'Shers, of Fulton, visited relatives hnra loct waok
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Our Regular Agents.

The following named gentlemen will act as regular agents to take subscriptions for the PICAYUNE: w. H. Mack. Rosston.
 C. B. Andrews, Emmet. J. T. Aaron, BOughton. J. w. Lightsey, Bodcaw z. D. White, Clayton.
 l.. w. Pipkin, Glenvi'le. WB. Garrett, Lanesburg. 0. R. Mcdaniel, IlOneaville. UT. Nichols, Bluff City.
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We have very few locals this week, on account of the editors sickness. But then our readers have over nine colums of tolerable reading matter on this inside, so it matters not much anyway.
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ii7 Merchants Outdone by a
 "8eardless Bov.'

Persuant Go a call the merchants of Hope met in the City Hall' for the purpose ot organizing Il "Natnral Gas Company" The object of the meeting was explain ed by the City Mayor." whereup- on the following rules were read for adoption:
 Rule lst. Each and every iner- chant who takes stock iu the Nat ural Gas Go. shall sign a contract that he will not "dish out" natural gas cheaper than other merchants.
 Rule 2nd. The first merchant who sells natural gas at a smaller profit than agreed on by this Con- pany, shall be fined 25 cts. sl ]
 When the above rules were read Sidney B. Wood arose and explaill- ed to the Assembly that he had made arrangements with all the News Papers" to publish his Gas cheap, and that he would not he tiled down" to high prices, that he was opposed to high grices in any. thing, that the great masses of the people had long ago found out ''that if they wanted bargains they only had to call on the peoples man." etc.
 ''Mr Hi Price, then arose and said "Grntlemen, l have been in business here about s years, and I find it is impossible to induce Sid Wood to ask high prices for any, thing; he has a head of his own and is as stubborn as goat" He has actually sold goods SO long and V" cheap that I know we cam not induce hIr 10 ask high price for Gas, ar anything else: he has the inside track, and if we can on. ly get rid of him. then we can real- ize a handsome profit. Now. gem tlemen. inasmuch as we cannot control Sid Wood, l move. sirs. that we appoint a committee of l5 to escort him to the door and bid him go." S
 Mir. Jack Price then hops up and relieves himself of the following;l "Gentlcmen. l move to amend Bro. Hi Prices motion by appoint ing G men on that committee. We all know IT men can do nothing at all with Sid Wood. Bin Price sec ond the amendment, and it passed unanimously. Sidney Wood was then waited upon by the commit tee of 61 men, and instructed to leave the "Hall" and if he did not. at once. advance his prices both for cash and on time, they would do him up" in shape; that they were starving for trade and could do nothing so long as he sold goods so low" Mir. Wood only smiled one of his ''broad smiles" and re, marked that the people would very soon get the facts.
 And now, farmers, a few words to you. l have stood by you through thick and thin, m adver- sity as well as prosperity, and all l ask from you is to price my goods. I will not be undersold, and if the "Credit Merchant will sell you goods as cheap as the Cash House, is not the Credit Merchant" entitled to yonr cash tradeW
 Yours, in earnest,
 SIDNEY B. WOOD. ttf
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Obituaries.

Brother w. P. Haynes departed thls life at his residence near Del ia, Ark, on the 9th of April, 1887 He was born in Habersham coun ty, Georgia, on the eight of OctO. Der, 1929. He was 57 years, six months and one day old when he died. He came to this State in 1S47 with his parents. He was married to Martha Ann StrattOn, in lS4S. Brother Haynes professed faith in Christ, and was baptised into the fellowship of the Baptist church, in 1S49, and from that time until his death he lived a consis tent christian life. He. was kind husband, an affectiOnate father, humble christian and worthy citl- zen. He leaves an only son aud many relatives and friends to mourn his loss. His wite had pre- ceded him three years, But we weep not as those who have no hope, for we feel that our loss is his eternal gain. He has gone where ne can sing: My trials and troubles all are past, l have reached my heavenly home at last" w. B. R.
 May F, 1887.
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BllckIens Arnica Salyc.

The best Salve in the world tor Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt kheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chappcd Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptiOns, and posi- lively cures Piles, or no pay re- qu!red. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money re- funded. Price p cents per box. For sale by Jno. M. Milburn.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Ice Cream Beaury HarwOod. Salvo Cigar at B. l.. Harwoods.
 bio Lewis visited Hope last week.
 Esq. l.. F. Hinton visited H ope, Monday.
 All crops doing finely since the fine seasOns.
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Had a splendid rain on the 3rd. I have a sweet time eating mul. berries.
 "Werdna" was at the picnic. He is a Jim Dandy.
 Corn looks green and growing, owing to the warm weather after the rain.
 Wish you could have been at our picnic at Rock Springs. Oh, the pretty girls.
 Several cases of measles in this neighborhOOd, none has proved fatal yet, however.
 George Herring says he is go. ing to whip "Dick HoOten," as soon as he can find out who he is.
 Dr. Reasons says those mulber ries at the Widow Waldry's are the best. He ought to be a good judge, however.
 Mir. II. s. Watson, has just re- turned from trip to Calhoun county, TeXas. He says it has rained as far out as he went.
 Herring x Watson have bought f 1000 dozen eggs since Jan. the first. This is forty eight thou sand eggs. Whew! what d pile ol eggs.
 DICK HOOTEN.